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Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri
The Lebanese prime minister-designate, Saad Hariri, considered that “the parties that want to send political messages may be behind the movements in Tripoli.”
In a series of tweets he wrote on Twitter, Hariri wrote: “There may be parties behind the movements in Tripoli who want to send political messages, and there may be those who take advantage of the pain of the people and the anguish experienced by the poor and the low-income suffer. “
He added that “there is certainly nothing that can justify the attack on private property, markets and official institutions under the pretext of opposing the closure decision.”
Hariri added, “I warn our people in Tripoli and other regions against any exploitation of their living conditions, and call on the state and relevant ministries to exhaust all available means to curb poverty and hunger and provide the social foundations for the citizens “. commitment to the overall closure decision. “
He noted that the closure decision is aimed at protecting citizens from the Corona threat, and adhering to it is a responsibility that cannot be tolerated towards public safety.
Behind the movements in Tripoli there may be parties that want to send political messages, and there may be those who take advantage of the pain of the people and the anguish suffered by the poor and those with income at the borders.
There is certainly no justification for attacking private property, markets and official institutions under the pretext of opposing the final decision 1/4– Saad Hariri (@saadhariri) January 27, 2021
For the third day in a row, protesters in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli block roads with burning tires, protesting living conditions and rejecting the comprehensive closure aimed at curbing the Corona pandemic.
Source: RT
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